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LESSONS FROM THE SUBURBAN AND FERAL, AND PLACES IN BETWEEN. TEACHING LANDSCAPE HISTORY EDITED BY JAN WOUDSTRA, DAVID JACQUES, AND ROBERT HOLDEN; LONDON AND NEW YORK: ROUTLEDGE, 2024; 256 PAGES, $49.99. Teaching Landscape History brings together key voices from across the field to argue for landscape history as a way to address pressing contemporary issues. Marc Treib, Honorary ASLA, suggests that it is necessary to include ordinary landscapes alongside the extraordinary, while Alayna Pakinui Ra ̄ ’s pedagogical approach is a corrective of received colonial histories. Other texts weigh in on how to reshape a curriculum to address diversity and inclusion. Editors Jan Woudstra, David Jacques, and Robert Holden end the collection with a 20-point manifesto drawn from all the contributions. A NATURAL HISTORY OF EMPTY LOTS: FIELD NOTES FROM…

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